with the level the top of the leaderboard after three level on eight under. recording the lowest first rounds at the us open with eight under scores of 62 on the first day. they are back out a little bit later on. dustinjohnson. quadruple bogey on par four second hole. defending champions matt fitzpatrick xxx hole in one on murray mcelroy just dropped murray mcelroyjust dropped a shot at the 13th and dropped to seven. a hole from defending champion mats for accurate but is struggling to gain ground. england declared on 193 for eight on the first day of the ashes series for more than lived up to the hype. joe root unbeaten 118 holding them back for a position on the hundred and 76 5. captain ben stokes made the surprise decision with the close approaching the earliest christenings declaration in ashes history for the up there a half centuries from jonny bairstow and opener zak crawley for them in reply to her border to australia to for the their half centuries from jonny bai
italy. and we ll recap an eventful day on capitol hill where senate republicans blocked a democratic led bill to protect fertility treatments for women. and the former president was also on the hill for the first time since his supporters attacked the capitol. we ll go through trump s meetings with top republicans in both chambers. good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, june 14th, flag day. i m jonathan lemire, thanks for being with us. and we ll begin this morning in italy where the second day of the g7 summit is under way, and in just moments president biden will hold a joint appearance with italy s prime minister, leaving president biden and the other g7 leaders will meet with pope francis. following that gathering the president will depart italy and head to california where he has a couple of major fund raisers. during yesterday s events the president and his ukrainian counterpart, volodymyr zelenskyy, signed a ten-year bilateral security agreem
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games and to these computer things, how do you handle it? because if you don t handle it how do you handle it? i basically put a timer on it. i put a timer on it. this is how much time you can spend there. and then you have to go outside, and i don t care if you sit in the front lawn you have to go outside. because if you don t it overcomes them, their whole persona becomes tweeting, texting, internet stuff, gaming, and if you allow that to happen your children simply won t develop as normal human beings. martha: and you have to be available to your kids as you say. the most important thing is that parents show their children that they are number one, and it s hard to do, but you ve got you know that doesn t mean you don t discipline a kid, you discipline a kid but you show the kid that the kid is the top priority in your life as parent. all these little pearls of wisdom are in deep it pithey and we need it these days. martha: we sure do.